Ghanaian Court Case: Lawyer Rejects Plea Bargain in High-Profile Case

Ghanaian Court Case: Adu-Boahen's Lawyer Rejects Plea Bargain A significant development unfolded today in a Ghanaian court case involving Kwabena Adu-Boahen. His lawyer, Samuel Atta Akyea, gave an exclusive interview outside the courthouse, categorically rejecting any plea bargain negotiations. The interview, captured by Channel One News, sheds light on the ongoing legal battle. "There is nothing on the table for us to plea bargain," Akyea stated firmly, dismissing any suggestion of a deal. He attributed the delays in the prosecution to the Attorney General's slow release of crucial disclosures. "I'm not too sure," he added, expressing uncertainty about the prosecution's timeline, "maybe the issue is with the Attorney General. Let's give him space to prosecute the case." Akyea also highlighted the case management process as a significant factor in the ongoing legal proceedings. The interview provides valuable insight into the legal strategy employed by the defense and the challenges they face in the case. The firm stance against plea bargaining suggests a determined legal battle ahead. The case continues to unfold, and Channel One News will provide further updates as they become available.